
How loud is too loud? What evidence is required to prove noise is affecting your strata unit
It is especially important to understand the nature and extent of the evidence which is required at an early stage.

It is especially important to understand the nature and extent of the evidence which is required at an early stage.

When defects start to appear in a building one of the first steps is to obtain as many relevant documents as possible.

Systemic and recurring defects are quite common in residential strata buildings due to the repetitive nature of the work.

Owners corporation successfully defends a claim for loss of rent by taking action against the builder responsible for defects.

In a recent case the Tribunal found that it was unreasonable for an owners corporation not to approve a lot owners by-law.

High Court judgment in the case of Mann v Paterson Constructions Pty Ltd [2019] HCA 32 imposes limitations on claims for quantum meruit.

You’re a property developer faced with two unfavourable options, which way do you go?

Changes to the Building and Construction Industry Security of Payment Act 1999 came into effect from 21 October 2019.

Insight into the circumstances which may lead to the Tribunal making orders for the appointment of

A step-by-step guide for both contractors and owners.